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March 08, 2015, 12:03:40 PM |
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I don't kill coin, I release miners (which hasn't been released btw... and won't be released until ziftrcoin team do so)
My quick and dirty code gets 1.66MH/s on R280x. Could you tell what is the speed of yours? Any chance I could get a copy? I want to test SLI if it's possible. 2x980's. Let's wait for coin developers, I don't want to ruin this coin. And, honestly, old code in my miner is laughably slow by today's standards, it won't stand the competition. same here, dev team acquired my miner, so there is no way I release it in advance... (they will do it, you just need to be patient). I always love the "fairness" discussion, btw, which I tend to call total hypocrisy, but hey that's me
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March 08, 2015, 12:44:57 PM |
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Let's just hope the devs won't release GPU miners anythime soon, bsc when they do we can kiss the price of the coin we r witnessing now goodbye.
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March 08, 2015, 02:35:49 PM |
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Here's a quick update on where we (think) we are on a few things.
As you know there are GPU miners out there. We are (and were) aware of them. We estimate that less than 10% of the network is from GPU mining and it's possible that it's even less than 5% of the network. We're in contact with most of the devs and we're monitoring the network as much as possible.
We haven't released our GPU code yet for a few reasons. First our users are liking that they can mine with just a CPU. At the moment on my personal, year old, i5 I get a hashrate of 340kH/s. This means I'll get a block (on average) every 20 hours. To me personally this means the coin is not only CPU mineable still, but it's solo mineable still as well (considering pools do not yet give users the 5% PoK bonus). It may seem unfair to some people, but the few GPU miners out there are keeping it under control. It's no different than the people who are using their access at work to server machines or setting up Amazon AWS instances (both of which we also know are happening).
Related to that is the curve of coin distribution. Our coin is unique (at least I think, there are a lot of alts) in the way coins are distributed, in that early on very few coins are released per block. This means that if distribution isn't perfectly fair early in the coin's life, it's not the end of the world. It's more important that the software and the community is solid and it's better if there's is slow natural growth.
The other reason is that we want our coin to be as user friendly as possible. Ideally the user just clicks the mine button in their Qt wallet to GPU mine (possibly entering some pool info too), just like how they can CPU mine now.. Not releasing the GPU code gives us time to work on this more. However, we will simply make our github repos public if it comes to that.
Regarding our pool, we're still working on it. I'm hearing that it will be out in the next day or two. There are two other working pools now and solo is still viable for many users. We're excited about our pool, but we also want to make sure it's not THE pool to use. We don't want this to be a centralized coin (any more than it already is at this stage of its life).
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March 08, 2015, 02:53:18 PM |
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blockexplorer ? is there any
how many blocks were mined in premine, or was there 450.000.000 Ziftrs block. I missed the launch
There is a community built block explorer here: http://explorer.myziftr.com/The premine was for 450 million, but PLEASE read this next part (I know how much people hate premines). 300 million of that is for our big give away later this year. I'm pushing for us to setup a webpage so users can easily see those coins have not moved until the give away happens. Our goal over the next year or two is to get 10 million completely new people (never heard of Bitcoin or think it's a scam) into crypto currency and the giveaway is a big part of that. 100 million are employ rewards and are actually locked into the blockchain in from 1 to 4 years in 25 million coin increments. For example the first 25 million will be released in about a year, approximately 6 months after the 300 million give away coins have hit the market. The remaining 50 million are for company things like the presale or promotions. They won't just be secretly dumped on exchanges, we don't want to kill our coin either (another reason I'm pushing for that web page).
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wow!NotAgain
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March 08, 2015, 03:24:20 PM Last edit: March 08, 2015, 03:45:03 PM by wow!NotAgain |
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Here's a quick update on where we (think) we are on a few things.
As you know there are GPU miners out there. We are (and were) aware of them. We estimate that less than 10% of the network is from GPU mining and it's possible that it's even less than 5% of the network. We're in contact with most of the devs and we're monitoring the network as much as possible.
We haven't released our GPU code yet for a few reasons. First our users are liking that they can mine with just a CPU. At the moment on my personal, year old, i5 I get a hashrate of 340kH/s. This means I'll get a block (on average) every 20 hours. To me personally this means the coin is not only CPU mineable still, but it's solo mineable still as well (considering pools do not yet give users the 5% PoK bonus). It may seem unfair to some people, but the few GPU miners out there are keeping it under control. It's no different than the people who are using their access at work to server machines or setting up Amazon AWS instances (both of which we also know are happening).
Related to that is the curve of coin distribution. Our coin is unique (at least I think, there are a lot of alts) in the way coins are distributed, in that early on very few coins are released per block. This means that if distribution isn't perfectly fair early in the coin's life, it's not the end of the world. It's more important that the software and the community is solid and it's better if there's is slow natural growth.
The other reason is that we want our coin to be as user friendly as possible. Ideally the user just clicks the mine button in their Qt wallet to GPU mine (possibly entering some pool info too), just like how they can CPU mine now.. Not releasing the GPU code gives us time to work on this more. However, we will simply make our github repos public if it comes to that.
Regarding our pool, we're still working on it. I'm hearing that it will be out in the next day or two. There are two other working pools now and solo is still viable for many users. We're excited about our pool, but we also want to make sure it's not THE pool to use. We don't want this to be a centralized coin (any more than it already is at this stage of its life).
Ha ha you wrong people want GPU miner how will they not when know others mining GPU? why you say lies? you get block 20 hours? 3.8 coins premine 450 million what joke you sell 4,141,444 ziftrCOINs Value: $878,695* USD make find block 20 hours worth none btc just waste time solo mine cpu coin look more like scam you try make excuse not release GPU miner say people want less coins by cpu you crazy say that you say next year you new 10 million people crypto is you joke again? 450 million premine 4,141,444 ziftrCOINs sold Value: $878,695* USD refuse release GPU say people want less coin by cpu mine too many coin exist by you GPU miner you not release so can mine more coin make lie excuse coin is scam yes I say scam get lawyer sue me I call scammer How To Contact FinCEN Please direct all inquiries to the FinCEN Resource Center by calling 1-800-767-2825 or (703) 905-3591 or by emailing your inquiry to FRC@fincen.gov. Scam – Resources for Victims http://fincen.gov/help4victims.htmlSEC http://www.sec.gov/complaint/tipscomplaint.shtmlFBI http://www.fbi.gov/about-us/investigate/cyberIRS http://www.irs.gov/uac/IRS-Wants-You-to-Know-About-Schemes,-Scams-and-Cons:
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March 08, 2015, 03:53:40 PM |
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Here's a quick update on where we (think) we are on a few things.
As you know there are GPU miners out there. We are (and were) aware of them. We estimate that less than 10% of the network is from GPU mining and it's possible that it's even less than 5% of the network. We're in contact with most of the devs and we're monitoring the network as much as possible.
We haven't released our GPU code yet for a few reasons. First our users are liking that they can mine with just a CPU. At the moment on my personal, year old, i5 I get a hashrate of 340kH/s. This means I'll get a block (on average) every 20 hours. To me personally this means the coin is not only CPU mineable still, but it's solo mineable still as well (considering pools do not yet give users the 5% PoK bonus). It may seem unfair to some people, but the few GPU miners out there are keeping it under control. It's no different than the people who are using their access at work to server machines or setting up Amazon AWS instances (both of which we also know are happening).
Related to that is the curve of coin distribution. Our coin is unique (at least I think, there are a lot of alts) in the way coins are distributed, in that early on very few coins are released per block. This means that if distribution isn't perfectly fair early in the coin's life, it's not the end of the world. It's more important that the software and the community is solid and it's better if there's is slow natural growth.
The other reason is that we want our coin to be as user friendly as possible. Ideally the user just clicks the mine button in their Qt wallet to GPU mine (possibly entering some pool info too), just like how they can CPU mine now.. Not releasing the GPU code gives us time to work on this more. However, we will simply make our github repos public if it comes to that.
Regarding our pool, we're still working on it. I'm hearing that it will be out in the next day or two. There are two other working pools now and solo is still viable for many users. We're excited about our pool, but we also want to make sure it's not THE pool to use. We don't want this to be a centralized coin (any more than it already is at this stage of its life).
Ha ha you wrong people want GPU miner how will they not when know others mining GPU? why you say lies? you get block 20 hours? 3.8 coins premine 450 million what joke you sell 4,141,444 ziftrCOINs Value: $878,695* USD make find block 20 hours worth none btc just waste time solo mine cpu coin look more like scam you try make excuse not release GPU miner say people want less coins by cpu you crazy say that you say next year you new 10 million people crypto is you joke again? 450 million premine 4,141,444 ziftrCOINs sold Value: $878,695* USD refuse release GPU say people want less coin by cpu mine too many coin exist by you GPU miner you not release so can mine more coin make lie excuse coin is scam yes I say scam get lawyer sue me I call scammer How To Contact FinCEN Please direct all inquiries to the FinCEN Resource Center by calling 1-800-767-2825 or (703) 905-3591 or by emailing your inquiry to FRC@fincen.gov. Scam – Resources for Victims http://fincen.gov/help4victims.htmlSEC http://www.sec.gov/complaint/tipscomplaint.shtmlFBI http://www.fbi.gov/about-us/investigate/cyberIRS http://www.irs.gov/uac/IRS-Wants-You-to-Know-About-Schemes,-Scams-and-Cons:Quite a lot of people behind https://www.ziftrcoin.com/about-us/ziftr-team, you think? there are only like 3 of them sweating somewhere
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wow!NotAgain
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March 08, 2015, 04:07:05 PM |
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Here's a quick update on where we (think) we are on a few things.
As you know there are GPU miners out there. We are (and were) aware of them. We estimate that less than 10% of the network is from GPU mining and it's possible that it's even less than 5% of the network. We're in contact with most of the devs and we're monitoring the network as much as possible.
We haven't released our GPU code yet for a few reasons. First our users are liking that they can mine with just a CPU. At the moment on my personal, year old, i5 I get a hashrate of 340kH/s. This means I'll get a block (on average) every 20 hours. To me personally this means the coin is not only CPU mineable still, but it's solo mineable still as well (considering pools do not yet give users the 5% PoK bonus). It may seem unfair to some people, but the few GPU miners out there are keeping it under control. It's no different than the people who are using their access at work to server machines or setting up Amazon AWS instances (both of which we also know are happening).
Related to that is the curve of coin distribution. Our coin is unique (at least I think, there are a lot of alts) in the way coins are distributed, in that early on very few coins are released per block. This means that if distribution isn't perfectly fair early in the coin's life, it's not the end of the world. It's more important that the software and the community is solid and it's better if there's is slow natural growth.
The other reason is that we want our coin to be as user friendly as possible. Ideally the user just clicks the mine button in their Qt wallet to GPU mine (possibly entering some pool info too), just like how they can CPU mine now.. Not releasing the GPU code gives us time to work on this more. However, we will simply make our github repos public if it comes to that.
Regarding our pool, we're still working on it. I'm hearing that it will be out in the next day or two. There are two other working pools now and solo is still viable for many users. We're excited about our pool, but we also want to make sure it's not THE pool to use. We don't want this to be a centralized coin (any more than it already is at this stage of its life).
Ha ha you wrong people want GPU miner how will they not when know others mining GPU? why you say lies? you get block 20 hours? 3.8 coins premine 450 million what joke you sell 4,141,444 ziftrCOINs Value: $878,695* USD make find block 20 hours worth none btc just waste time solo mine cpu coin look more like scam you try make excuse not release GPU miner say people want less coins by cpu you crazy say that you say next year you new 10 million people crypto is you joke again? 450 million premine 4,141,444 ziftrCOINs sold Value: $878,695* USD refuse release GPU say people want less coin by cpu mine too many coin exist by you GPU miner you not release so can mine more coin make lie excuse coin is scam yes I say scam get lawyer sue me I call scammer How To Contact FinCEN Please direct all inquiries to the FinCEN Resource Center by calling 1-800-767-2825 or (703) 905-3591 or by emailing your inquiry to FRC@fincen.gov. Scam – Resources for Victims http://fincen.gov/help4victims.htmlSEC http://www.sec.gov/complaint/tipscomplaint.shtmlFBI http://www.fbi.gov/about-us/investigate/cyberIRS http://www.irs.gov/uac/IRS-Wants-You-to-Know-About-Schemes,-Scams-and-Cons:Quite a lot of people behind https://www.ziftrcoin.com/about-us/ziftr-team, you think? there are only like 3 of them sweating somewhere mean nothing scam is scam not decide amount people
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March 08, 2015, 04:28:55 PM Last edit: March 08, 2015, 04:38:58 PM by Eliovp |
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Here's a quick update on where we (think) we are on a few things.
As you know there are GPU miners out there. We are (and were) aware of them. We estimate that less than 10% of the network is from GPU mining and it's possible that it's even less than 5% of the network. We're in contact with most of the devs and we're monitoring the network as much as possible.
We haven't released our GPU code yet for a few reasons. First our users are liking that they can mine with just a CPU. At the moment on my personal, year old, i5 I get a hashrate of 340kH/s. This means I'll get a block (on average) every 20 hours. To me personally this means the coin is not only CPU mineable still, but it's solo mineable still as well (considering pools do not yet give users the 5% PoK bonus). It may seem unfair to some people, but the few GPU miners out there are keeping it under control. It's no different than the people who are using their access at work to server machines or setting up Amazon AWS instances (both of which we also know are happening).
Related to that is the curve of coin distribution. Our coin is unique (at least I think, there are a lot of alts) in the way coins are distributed, in that early on very few coins are released per block. This means that if distribution isn't perfectly fair early in the coin's life, it's not the end of the world. It's more important that the software and the community is solid and it's better if there's is slow natural growth.
The other reason is that we want our coin to be as user friendly as possible. Ideally the user just clicks the mine button in their Qt wallet to GPU mine (possibly entering some pool info too), just like how they can CPU mine now.. Not releasing the GPU code gives us time to work on this more. However, we will simply make our github repos public if it comes to that.
Regarding our pool, we're still working on it. I'm hearing that it will be out in the next day or two. There are two other working pools now and solo is still viable for many users. We're excited about our pool, but we also want to make sure it's not THE pool to use. We don't want this to be a centralized coin (any more than it already is at this stage of its life).
Ha ha you wrong people want GPU miner how will they not when know others mining GPU? why you say lies? you get block 20 hours? 3.8 coins premine 450 million what joke you sell 4,141,444 ziftrCOINs Value: $878,695* USD make find block 20 hours worth none btc just waste time solo mine cpu coin look more like scam you try make excuse not release GPU miner say people want less coins by cpu you crazy say that you say next year you new 10 million people crypto is you joke again? 450 million premine 4,141,444 ziftrCOINs sold Value: $878,695* USD refuse release GPU say people want less coin by cpu mine too many coin exist by you GPU miner you not release so can mine more coin make lie excuse coin is scam yes I say scam get lawyer sue me I call scammer How To Contact FinCEN Please direct all inquiries to the FinCEN Resource Center by calling 1-800-767-2825 or (703) 905-3591 or by emailing your inquiry to FRC@fincen.gov. Scam – Resources for Victims http://fincen.gov/help4victims.htmlSEC http://www.sec.gov/complaint/tipscomplaint.shtmlFBI http://www.fbi.gov/about-us/investigate/cyberIRS http://www.irs.gov/uac/IRS-Wants-You-to-Know-About-Schemes,-Scams-and-Cons: My native language isn't English either, but seriously? I believe google can do better then that. :-/ Coin has just been released for a few days and you're already calling it a scam. Congratulations to you sir. You are officially the forum's fortune teller. This is the first coin which i'm not skeptical about. I strongly believe it has a bright future.
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djm34
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March 08, 2015, 04:32:23 PM |
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Here's a quick update on where we (think) we are on a few things.
As you know there are GPU miners out there. We are (and were) aware of them. We estimate that less than 10% of the network is from GPU mining and it's possible that it's even less than 5% of the network. We're in contact with most of the devs and we're monitoring the network as much as possible.
We haven't released our GPU code yet for a few reasons. First our users are liking that they can mine with just a CPU. At the moment on my personal, year old, i5 I get a hashrate of 340kH/s. This means I'll get a block (on average) every 20 hours. To me personally this means the coin is not only CPU mineable still, but it's solo mineable still as well (considering pools do not yet give users the 5% PoK bonus). It may seem unfair to some people, but the few GPU miners out there are keeping it under control. It's no different than the people who are using their access at work to server machines or setting up Amazon AWS instances (both of which we also know are happening).
Related to that is the curve of coin distribution. Our coin is unique (at least I think, there are a lot of alts) in the way coins are distributed, in that early on very few coins are released per block. This means that if distribution isn't perfectly fair early in the coin's life, it's not the end of the world. It's more important that the software and the community is solid and it's better if there's is slow natural growth.
The other reason is that we want our coin to be as user friendly as possible. Ideally the user just clicks the mine button in their Qt wallet to GPU mine (possibly entering some pool info too), just like how they can CPU mine now.. Not releasing the GPU code gives us time to work on this more. However, we will simply make our github repos public if it comes to that.
Regarding our pool, we're still working on it. I'm hearing that it will be out in the next day or two. There are two other working pools now and solo is still viable for many users. We're excited about our pool, but we also want to make sure it's not THE pool to use. We don't want this to be a centralized coin (any more than it already is at this stage of its life).
Ha ha you wrong people want GPU miner how will they not when know others mining GPU? why you say lies? you get block 20 hours? 3.8 coins premine 450 million what joke you sell 4,141,444 ziftrCOINs Value: $878,695* USD make find block 20 hours worth none btc just waste time solo mine cpu coin look more like scam you try make excuse not release GPU miner say people want less coins by cpu you crazy say that you say next year you new 10 million people crypto is you joke again? 450 million premine 4,141,444 ziftrCOINs sold Value: $878,695* USD refuse release GPU say people want less coin by cpu mine too many coin exist by you GPU miner you not release so can mine more coin make lie excuse coin is scam yes I say scam get lawyer sue me I call scammer How To Contact FinCEN Please direct all inquiries to the FinCEN Resource Center by calling 1-800-767-2825 or (703) 905-3591 or by emailing your inquiry to FRC@fincen.gov. Scam – Resources for Victims http://fincen.gov/help4victims.htmlSEC http://www.sec.gov/complaint/tipscomplaint.shtmlFBI http://www.fbi.gov/about-us/investigate/cyberIRS http://www.irs.gov/uac/IRS-Wants-You-to-Know-About-Schemes,-Scams-and-Cons: you are definitely a moron, and this is the least I can say. "give me a gpu miner or you are a scam " Does it work anywhere ? poor you What about fy write it yourself ? Also it is funny that you require a gpu miner for a coin you consider a scam... are you even more stupid that I first thought ? ) yeah probably... If you think it is a scam stay away and move along (I would prefer to cut my own dick rather than giving you a miner... if it depended on me) Go back to under your bridge stupid greedy troll
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Eliovp
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March 08, 2015, 04:39:38 PM |
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Here's a quick update on where we (think) we are on a few things.
As you know there are GPU miners out there. We are (and were) aware of them. We estimate that less than 10% of the network is from GPU mining and it's possible that it's even less than 5% of the network. We're in contact with most of the devs and we're monitoring the network as much as possible.
We haven't released our GPU code yet for a few reasons. First our users are liking that they can mine with just a CPU. At the moment on my personal, year old, i5 I get a hashrate of 340kH/s. This means I'll get a block (on average) every 20 hours. To me personally this means the coin is not only CPU mineable still, but it's solo mineable still as well (considering pools do not yet give users the 5% PoK bonus). It may seem unfair to some people, but the few GPU miners out there are keeping it under control. It's no different than the people who are using their access at work to server machines or setting up Amazon AWS instances (both of which we also know are happening).
Related to that is the curve of coin distribution. Our coin is unique (at least I think, there are a lot of alts) in the way coins are distributed, in that early on very few coins are released per block. This means that if distribution isn't perfectly fair early in the coin's life, it's not the end of the world. It's more important that the software and the community is solid and it's better if there's is slow natural growth.
The other reason is that we want our coin to be as user friendly as possible. Ideally the user just clicks the mine button in their Qt wallet to GPU mine (possibly entering some pool info too), just like how they can CPU mine now.. Not releasing the GPU code gives us time to work on this more. However, we will simply make our github repos public if it comes to that.
Regarding our pool, we're still working on it. I'm hearing that it will be out in the next day or two. There are two other working pools now and solo is still viable for many users. We're excited about our pool, but we also want to make sure it's not THE pool to use. We don't want this to be a centralized coin (any more than it already is at this stage of its life).
Ha ha you wrong people want GPU miner how will they not when know others mining GPU? why you say lies? you get block 20 hours? 3.8 coins premine 450 million what joke you sell 4,141,444 ziftrCOINs Value: $878,695* USD make find block 20 hours worth none btc just waste time solo mine cpu coin look more like scam you try make excuse not release GPU miner say people want less coins by cpu you crazy say that you say next year you new 10 million people crypto is you joke again? 450 million premine 4,141,444 ziftrCOINs sold Value: $878,695* USD refuse release GPU say people want less coin by cpu mine too many coin exist by you GPU miner you not release so can mine more coin make lie excuse coin is scam yes I say scam get lawyer sue me I call scammer How To Contact FinCEN Please direct all inquiries to the FinCEN Resource Center by calling 1-800-767-2825 or (703) 905-3591 or by emailing your inquiry to FRC@fincen.gov. Scam – Resources for Victims http://fincen.gov/help4victims.htmlSEC http://www.sec.gov/complaint/tipscomplaint.shtmlFBI http://www.fbi.gov/about-us/investigate/cyberIRS http://www.irs.gov/uac/IRS-Wants-You-to-Know-About-Schemes,-Scams-and-Cons: you are definitely a moron, and this is the least I can say. "give me a gpu miner or you are a scam " Does it work anywhere ? poor you What about fy write it yourself ? Also it is funny that you require a gpu miner for a coin you consider a scam... are you even more stupid that I first thought ? ) yeah probably... If you think it is a scam stay away and move along (I would prefer to cut my own dick rather than giving you a miner... if it depended on me) Go back to under your bridge stupid greedy troll Those smilies
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March 08, 2015, 04:41:43 PM |
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Here's a quick update on where we (think) we are on a few things.
As you know there are GPU miners out there. We are (and were) aware of them. We estimate that less than 10% of the network is from GPU mining and it's possible that it's even less than 5% of the network. We're in contact with most of the devs and we're monitoring the network as much as possible.
We haven't released our GPU code yet for a few reasons. First our users are liking that they can mine with just a CPU. At the moment on my personal, year old, i5 I get a hashrate of 340kH/s. This means I'll get a block (on average) every 20 hours. To me personally this means the coin is not only CPU mineable still, but it's solo mineable still as well (considering pools do not yet give users the 5% PoK bonus). It may seem unfair to some people, but the few GPU miners out there are keeping it under control. It's no different than the people who are using their access at work to server machines or setting up Amazon AWS instances (both of which we also know are happening).
Related to that is the curve of coin distribution. Our coin is unique (at least I think, there are a lot of alts) in the way coins are distributed, in that early on very few coins are released per block. This means that if distribution isn't perfectly fair early in the coin's life, it's not the end of the world. It's more important that the software and the community is solid and it's better if there's is slow natural growth.
The other reason is that we want our coin to be as user friendly as possible. Ideally the user just clicks the mine button in their Qt wallet to GPU mine (possibly entering some pool info too), just like how they can CPU mine now.. Not releasing the GPU code gives us time to work on this more. However, we will simply make our github repos public if it comes to that.
Regarding our pool, we're still working on it. I'm hearing that it will be out in the next day or two. There are two other working pools now and solo is still viable for many users. We're excited about our pool, but we also want to make sure it's not THE pool to use. We don't want this to be a centralized coin (any more than it already is at this stage of its life).
Ha ha you wrong people want GPU miner how will they not when know others mining GPU? why you say lies? you get block 20 hours? 3.8 coins premine 450 million what joke you sell 4,141,444 ziftrCOINs Value: $878,695* USD make find block 20 hours worth none btc just waste time solo mine cpu coin look more like scam you try make excuse not release GPU miner say people want less coins by cpu you crazy say that you say next year you new 10 million people crypto is you joke again? 450 million premine 4,141,444 ziftrCOINs sold Value: $878,695* USD refuse release GPU say people want less coin by cpu mine too many coin exist by you GPU miner you not release so can mine more coin make lie excuse coin is scam yes I say scam get lawyer sue me I call scammer How To Contact FinCEN Please direct all inquiries to the FinCEN Resource Center by calling 1-800-767-2825 or (703) 905-3591 or by emailing your inquiry to FRC@fincen.gov. Scam – Resources for Victims http://fincen.gov/help4victims.htmlSEC http://www.sec.gov/complaint/tipscomplaint.shtmlFBI http://www.fbi.gov/about-us/investigate/cyberIRS http://www.irs.gov/uac/IRS-Wants-You-to-Know-About-Schemes,-Scams-and-Cons: you are definitely a moron, and this is the least I can say. "give me a gpu miner or you are a scam " Does it work anywhere ? poor you What about fy write it yourself ? Also it is funny that you require a gpu miner for a coin you consider a scam... are you even more stupid that I first thought ? ) yeah probably... If you think it is a scam stay away and move along (I would prefer to cut my own dick rather than giving you a miner... if it depended on me) Go back to under your bridge stupid greedy troll Those smilies This is forum ponctuation and there isn't enough choice
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Here's a quick update on where we (think) we are on a few things.
As you know there are GPU miners out there. We are (and were) aware of them. We estimate that less than 10% of the network is from GPU mining and it's possible that it's even less than 5% of the network. We're in contact with most of the devs and we're monitoring the network as much as possible.
We haven't released our GPU code yet for a few reasons. First our users are liking that they can mine with just a CPU. At the moment on my personal, year old, i5 I get a hashrate of 340kH/s. This means I'll get a block (on average) every 20 hours. To me personally this means the coin is not only CPU mineable still, but it's solo mineable still as well (considering pools do not yet give users the 5% PoK bonus). It may seem unfair to some people, but the few GPU miners out there are keeping it under control. It's no different than the people who are using their access at work to server machines or setting up Amazon AWS instances (both of which we also know are happening).
Related to that is the curve of coin distribution. Our coin is unique (at least I think, there are a lot of alts) in the way coins are distributed, in that early on very few coins are released per block. This means that if distribution isn't perfectly fair early in the coin's life, it's not the end of the world. It's more important that the software and the community is solid and it's better if there's is slow natural growth.
The other reason is that we want our coin to be as user friendly as possible. Ideally the user just clicks the mine button in their Qt wallet to GPU mine (possibly entering some pool info too), just like how they can CPU mine now.. Not releasing the GPU code gives us time to work on this more. However, we will simply make our github repos public if it comes to that.
Regarding our pool, we're still working on it. I'm hearing that it will be out in the next day or two. There are two other working pools now and solo is still viable for many users. We're excited about our pool, but we also want to make sure it's not THE pool to use. We don't want this to be a centralized coin (any more than it already is at this stage of its life).
Ha ha you wrong people want GPU miner how will they not when know others mining GPU? why you say lies? you get block 20 hours? 3.8 coins premine 450 million what joke you sell 4,141,444 ziftrCOINs Value: $878,695* USD make find block 20 hours worth none btc just waste time solo mine cpu coin look more like scam you try make excuse not release GPU miner say people want less coins by cpu you crazy say that you say next year you new 10 million people crypto is you joke again? 450 million premine 4,141,444 ziftrCOINs sold Value: $878,695* USD refuse release GPU say people want less coin by cpu mine too many coin exist by you GPU miner you not release so can mine more coin make lie excuse coin is scam yes I say scam get lawyer sue me I call scammer How To Contact FinCEN Please direct all inquiries to the FinCEN Resource Center by calling 1-800-767-2825 or (703) 905-3591 or by emailing your inquiry to FRC@fincen.gov. Scam – Resources for Victims http://fincen.gov/help4victims.htmlSEC http://www.sec.gov/complaint/tipscomplaint.shtmlFBI http://www.fbi.gov/about-us/investigate/cyberIRS http://www.irs.gov/uac/IRS-Wants-You-to-Know-About-Schemes,-Scams-and-Cons: you are definitely a moron, and this is the least I can say. "give me a gpu miner or you are a scam " Does it work anywhere ? poor you What about fy write it yourself ? Also it is funny that you require a gpu miner for a coin you consider a scam... are you even more stupid that I first thought ? ) yeah probably... If you think it is a scam stay away and move along (I would prefer to cut my own dick rather than giving you a miner... if it depended on me) Go back to under your bridge stupid greedy troll Those smilies This is forum ponctuation and there isn't enough choice Well, you made it clear enough :p
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Ha ha scammers hijack company ZIFTRCOIN.COM Registrant Organization: MyVBO LLC Admin Email: bobwilkins@myvbo.comMYVBO.COM Registrant Organization: Admin Email: ey55m77x3sn@networksolutionsprivateregistration.comWhy MYVBO.COM register private and ZIFTRCOIN.COM use not private listing all information and address. tomorrow I call Bob Wilkins 603-575-9003 ask about coin. I have send email to MyVBO asking about coin. Domain Name: ZIFTRCOIN.COMRegistry Domain ID: 1862504847_DOMAIN_COM-VRSN Registrar WHOIS Server: whois.networksolutions.com Registrar URL: http://networksolutions.comUpdated Date: 2015-01-29T02:03:49Z Creation Date: 2014-06-12T00:26:11Z Registrar Registration Expiration Date: 2015-06-11T04:00:00Z Registrar: NETWORK SOLUTIONS, LLC. Registrar IANA ID: 2 Registrar Abuse Contact Email: abuse@web.comRegistrar Abuse Contact Phone: +1.8003337680 Reseller: Domain Status: Registry Registrant ID: Registrant Name: MyVBO LLCRegistrant Organization: MyVBO LLC Registrant Street: 29 Armory Road Registrant City: Milford Registrant State/Province: NHRegistrant Postal Code: 03055 Registrant Country: US Registrant Phone: +1.6035759003 Registrant Phone Ext: Registrant Fax: Registrant Fax Ext: Registrant Email: bobwilkins@myvbo.comRegistry Admin ID: Admin Name: MyVBO LLC Admin Organization: MyVBO LLC Admin Street: 29 Armory Road Admin City: Milford Admin State/Province: NH Admin Postal Code: 03055 Admin Country: US Admin Phone: +1.6035759003Admin Phone Ext: Admin Fax: Admin Fax Ext: Admin Email: bobwilkins@myvbo.comRegistry Tech ID: Tech Name: MyVBO LLC Tech Organization: MyVBO LLC Tech Street: 29 Armory Road Tech City: Milford Tech State/Province: NH Tech Postal Code: 03055 Tech Country: US Tech Phone: +1.6035759003 Tech Phone Ext: Tech Fax: Tech Fax Ext: Tech Email: bobwilkins@myvbo.comName Server: NS1.P23.DYNECT.NET Name Server: NS2.P23.DYNECT.NET Name Server: NS3.P23.DYNECT.NET Name Server: NS4.P23.DYNECT.NET DNSSEC: Unsigned Domain Name: MYVBO.COMRegistry Domain ID: 360967879_DOMAIN_COM-VRSN Registrar WHOIS Server: whois.networksolutions.com Registrar URL: http://networksolutions.comUpdated Date: 2015-01-29T00:14:10Z Creation Date: 2006-03-01T12:13:30Z Registrar Registration Expiration Date: 2018-03-01T05:00:00Z Registrar: NETWORK SOLUTIONS, LLC. Registrar IANA ID: 2 Registrar Abuse Contact Email: abuse@web.comRegistrar Abuse Contact Phone: +1.8003337680 Reseller: Domain Status: Registry Registrant ID: Registrant Name: PERFECT PRIVACY, LLC Registrant Organization: Registrant Street: 12808 Gran Bay Parkway West Registrant City: Jacksonville Registrant State/Province: FL Registrant Postal Code: 32258Registrant Country: US Registrant Phone: +1.5707088780 Registrant Phone Ext: Registrant Fax: Registrant Fax Ext: Registrant Email: ey55m77x3sn@networksolutionsprivateregistration.comRegistry Admin ID: Admin Name: PERFECT PRIVACY, LLC Admin Organization: Admin Street: 12808 Gran Bay Parkway West Admin City: Jacksonville Admin State/Province: FL Admin Postal Code: 32258 Admin Country: US Admin Phone: +1.5707088780 Admin Phone Ext: Admin Fax: Admin Fax Ext: Admin Email: ey55m77x3sn@networksolutionsprivateregistration.comRegistry Tech ID: Tech Name: PERFECT PRIVACY, LLC Tech Organization: Tech Street: 12808 Gran Bay Parkway West Tech City: Jacksonville Tech State/Province: FL Tech Postal Code: 32258 Tech Country: US Tech Phone: +1.5707088780 Tech Phone Ext: Tech Fax: Tech Fax Ext: Tech Email: ey55m77x3sn@networksolutionsprivateregistration.comName Server: NS1.P23.DYNECT.NET Name Server: NS2.P23.DYNECT.NET Name Server: NS3.P23.DYNECT.NET Name Server: NS4.P23.DYNECT.NET
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Here's a quick update on where we (think) we are on a few things.
As you know there are GPU miners out there. We are (and were) aware of them. We estimate that less than 10% of the network is from GPU mining and it's possible that it's even less than 5% of the network. We're in contact with most of the devs and we're monitoring the network as much as possible.
We haven't released our GPU code yet for a few reasons. First our users are liking that they can mine with just a CPU. At the moment on my personal, year old, i5 I get a hashrate of 340kH/s. This means I'll get a block (on average) every 20 hours. To me personally this means the coin is not only CPU mineable still, but it's solo mineable still as well (considering pools do not yet give users the 5% PoK bonus). It may seem unfair to some people, but the few GPU miners out there are keeping it under control. It's no different than the people who are using their access at work to server machines or setting up Amazon AWS instances (both of which we also know are happening).
Related to that is the curve of coin distribution. Our coin is unique (at least I think, there are a lot of alts) in the way coins are distributed, in that early on very few coins are released per block. This means that if distribution isn't perfectly fair early in the coin's life, it's not the end of the world. It's more important that the software and the community is solid and it's better if there's is slow natural growth.
The other reason is that we want our coin to be as user friendly as possible. Ideally the user just clicks the mine button in their Qt wallet to GPU mine (possibly entering some pool info too), just like how they can CPU mine now.. Not releasing the GPU code gives us time to work on this more. However, we will simply make our github repos public if it comes to that.
Regarding our pool, we're still working on it. I'm hearing that it will be out in the next day or two. There are two other working pools now and solo is still viable for many users. We're excited about our pool, but we also want to make sure it's not THE pool to use. We don't want this to be a centralized coin (any more than it already is at this stage of its life).
Ha ha you wrong people want GPU miner how will they not when know others mining GPU? why you say lies? you get block 20 hours? 3.8 coins premine 450 million what joke you sell 4,141,444 ziftrCOINs Value: $878,695* USD make find block 20 hours worth none btc just waste time solo mine cpu coin look more like scam you try make excuse not release GPU miner say people want less coins by cpu you crazy say that you say next year you new 10 million people crypto is you joke again? 450 million premine 4,141,444 ziftrCOINs sold Value: $878,695* USD refuse release GPU say people want less coin by cpu mine too many coin exist by you GPU miner you not release so can mine more coin make lie excuse coin is scam yes I say scam get lawyer sue me I call scammer How To Contact FinCEN Please direct all inquiries to the FinCEN Resource Center by calling 1-800-767-2825 or (703) 905-3591 or by emailing your inquiry to FRC@fincen.gov. Scam – Resources for Victims http://fincen.gov/help4victims.htmlSEC http://www.sec.gov/complaint/tipscomplaint.shtmlFBI http://www.fbi.gov/about-us/investigate/cyberIRS http://www.irs.gov/uac/IRS-Wants-You-to-Know-About-Schemes,-Scams-and-Cons: you are definitely a moron, and this is the least I can say. "give me a gpu miner or you are a scam " Does it work anywhere ? poor you What about fy write it yourself ? Also it is funny that you require a gpu miner for a coin you consider a scam... are you even more stupid that I first thought ? ) yeah probably... If you think it is a scam stay away and move along (I would prefer to cut my own dick rather than giving you a miner... if it depended on me) Go back to under your bridge stupid greedy troll You call me moron I not care not care your GPU miner even use GPU miner waste time. 450 million premine waiting dump from scammer. maybe you scammer also? maybe why you mad at me because you scam? I not know. This coin scam I say this coin scam. sue me courts scammers I send request MYVBO asking if they behind coin I call CEO MYVBO tomorrow ask if he behind coin
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you are definitely a moron, and this is the least I can say. "give me a gpu miner or you are a scam " Does it work anywhere ? poor you What about fy write it yourself ? Also it is funny that you require a gpu miner for a coin you consider a scam... are you even more stupid that I first thought ? ) yeah probably... If you think it is a scam stay away and move along (I would prefer to cut my own dick rather than giving you a miner... if it depended on me) Go back to under your bridge stupid greedy troll not care your miner not want your miner coin is scam i not move along I warn other people about scam you mine many coin you want dump is all you cut your dick that your fault not greedy troll that is what scammer are this coin scam if not sue me court How To Contact FinCEN Please direct all inquiries to the FinCEN Resource Center by calling 1-800-767-2825 or (703) 905-3591 or by emailing your inquiry to FRC@fincen.gov. Scam – Resources for Victims http://fincen.gov/help4victims.htmlSEC http://www.sec.gov/complaint/tipscomplaint.shtmlFBI http://www.fbi.gov/about-us/investigate/cyberIRS http://www.irs.gov/uac/IRS-Wants-You-to-Know-About-Schemes,-Scams-and-Cons:
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Here's a quick update on where we (think) we are on a few things.
As you know there are GPU miners out there. We are (and were) aware of them. We estimate that less than 10% of the network is from GPU mining and it's possible that it's even less than 5% of the network. We're in contact with most of the devs and we're monitoring the network as much as possible.
We haven't released our GPU code yet for a few reasons. First our users are liking that they can mine with just a CPU. At the moment on my personal, year old, i5 I get a hashrate of 340kH/s. This means I'll get a block (on average) every 20 hours. To me personally this means the coin is not only CPU mineable still, but it's solo mineable still as well (considering pools do not yet give users the 5% PoK bonus). It may seem unfair to some people, but the few GPU miners out there are keeping it under control. It's no different than the people who are using their access at work to server machines or setting up Amazon AWS instances (both of which we also know are happening).
Related to that is the curve of coin distribution. Our coin is unique (at least I think, there are a lot of alts) in the way coins are distributed, in that early on very few coins are released per block. This means that if distribution isn't perfectly fair early in the coin's life, it's not the end of the world. It's more important that the software and the community is solid and it's better if there's is slow natural growth.
The other reason is that we want our coin to be as user friendly as possible. Ideally the user just clicks the mine button in their Qt wallet to GPU mine (possibly entering some pool info too), just like how they can CPU mine now.. Not releasing the GPU code gives us time to work on this more. However, we will simply make our github repos public if it comes to that.
Regarding our pool, we're still working on it. I'm hearing that it will be out in the next day or two. There are two other working pools now and solo is still viable for many users. We're excited about our pool, but we also want to make sure it's not THE pool to use. We don't want this to be a centralized coin (any more than it already is at this stage of its life).
Ha ha you wrong people want GPU miner how will they not when know others mining GPU? why you say lies? you get block 20 hours? 3.8 coins premine 450 million what joke you sell 4,141,444 ziftrCOINs Value: $878,695* USD make find block 20 hours worth none btc just waste time solo mine cpu coin look more like scam you try make excuse not release GPU miner say people want less coins by cpu you crazy say that you say next year you new 10 million people crypto is you joke again? 450 million premine 4,141,444 ziftrCOINs sold Value: $878,695* USD refuse release GPU say people want less coin by cpu mine too many coin exist by you GPU miner you not release so can mine more coin make lie excuse coin is scam yes I say scam get lawyer sue me I call scammer How To Contact FinCEN Please direct all inquiries to the FinCEN Resource Center by calling 1-800-767-2825 or (703) 905-3591 or by emailing your inquiry to FRC@fincen.gov. Scam – Resources for Victims http://fincen.gov/help4victims.htmlSEC http://www.sec.gov/complaint/tipscomplaint.shtmlFBI http://www.fbi.gov/about-us/investigate/cyberIRS http://www.irs.gov/uac/IRS-Wants-You-to-Know-About-Schemes,-Scams-and-Cons:Quite a lot of people behind https://www.ziftrcoin.com/about-us/ziftr-team, you think? there are only like 3 of them sweating somewhere easy use link other people website make look real company. coin scam i call MyVBO tommorrow ask Bob Wilkins if they behind coin i send email recent asking if they behind coin
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Here's a quick update on where we (think) we are on a few things.
As you know there are GPU miners out there. We are (and were) aware of them. We estimate that less than 10% of the network is from GPU mining and it's possible that it's even less than 5% of the network. We're in contact with most of the devs and we're monitoring the network as much as possible.
We haven't released our GPU code yet for a few reasons. First our users are liking that they can mine with just a CPU. At the moment on my personal, year old, i5 I get a hashrate of 340kH/s. This means I'll get a block (on average) every 20 hours. To me personally this means the coin is not only CPU mineable still, but it's solo mineable still as well (considering pools do not yet give users the 5% PoK bonus). It may seem unfair to some people, but the few GPU miners out there are keeping it under control. It's no different than the people who are using their access at work to server machines or setting up Amazon AWS instances (both of which we also know are happening).
Related to that is the curve of coin distribution. Our coin is unique (at least I think, there are a lot of alts) in the way coins are distributed, in that early on very few coins are released per block. This means that if distribution isn't perfectly fair early in the coin's life, it's not the end of the world. It's more important that the software and the community is solid and it's better if there's is slow natural growth.
The other reason is that we want our coin to be as user friendly as possible. Ideally the user just clicks the mine button in their Qt wallet to GPU mine (possibly entering some pool info too), just like how they can CPU mine now.. Not releasing the GPU code gives us time to work on this more. However, we will simply make our github repos public if it comes to that.
Regarding our pool, we're still working on it. I'm hearing that it will be out in the next day or two. There are two other working pools now and solo is still viable for many users. We're excited about our pool, but we also want to make sure it's not THE pool to use. We don't want this to be a centralized coin (any more than it already is at this stage of its life).
Ha ha you wrong people want GPU miner how will they not when know others mining GPU? why you say lies? you get block 20 hours? 3.8 coins premine 450 million what joke you sell 4,141,444 ziftrCOINs Value: $878,695* USD make find block 20 hours worth none btc just waste time solo mine cpu coin look more like scam you try make excuse not release GPU miner say people want less coins by cpu you crazy say that you say next year you new 10 million people crypto is you joke again? 450 million premine 4,141,444 ziftrCOINs sold Value: $878,695* USD refuse release GPU say people want less coin by cpu mine too many coin exist by you GPU miner you not release so can mine more coin make lie excuse coin is scam yes I say scam get lawyer sue me I call scammer How To Contact FinCEN Please direct all inquiries to the FinCEN Resource Center by calling 1-800-767-2825 or (703) 905-3591 or by emailing your inquiry to FRC@fincen.gov. Scam – Resources for Victims http://fincen.gov/help4victims.htmlSEC http://www.sec.gov/complaint/tipscomplaint.shtmlFBI http://www.fbi.gov/about-us/investigate/cyberIRS http://www.irs.gov/uac/IRS-Wants-You-to-Know-About-Schemes,-Scams-and-Cons:Quite a lot of people behind https://www.ziftrcoin.com/about-us/ziftr-team, you think? there are only like 3 of them sweating somewhere easy use link other people website make look real company. coin scam i call MyVBO tommorrow ask Bob Wilkins if they behind coin i send email recent asking if they behind coin why do you link the fbi (like if they cared about premine ) ? You aren't from the US (apparently ) Don't you have your own police in your country ?
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why do you link the fbi (like if they cared about premine ) ? You aren't from the US (apparently ) Don't you have your own police in your country ? tired with scammers making scam http://www.fbi.gov/about-us/investigate/cyberThe FBI certainly is. We lead the national effort to investigate high-tech crimes, including cyber-based terrorism, espionage, computer intrusions, and major cyber fraud. To stay in front of current and emerging trends, we gather and share information and intelligence with public and private sector partners worldwide. http://www.fbi.gov/scams-safety/fraud/internet_fraudTips for Avoiding Investment Fraud: Don’t judge a person or company by their website. Flashy websites can be set up quickly. Don’t invest in anything you are not absolutely sure about. Do your homework on the investment and the company to ensure that they are legitimate. Check out other websites regarding this person/company. Be cautious when responding to special investment offers, especially through unsolicited e-mail. Be cautious when dealing with individuals/companies from outside your own country. Inquire about all the terms and conditions. I investigate not just listen what posted
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not care your miner not want your miner
coin is scam i not move along I warn other people about scam
you mine many coin you want dump is all
you cut your dick that your fault
not greedy troll that is what scammer are
this coin scam if not sue me court
How To Contact FinCEN
Hmm, let me guess - is this boy hired by MyVBO PR department to create an public event, demonstrate that the company can handle such issues and possibly drag case into court to establish an precedent?
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Of course I gave you bad advice. Good one is way out of your price range.
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March 08, 2015, 05:35:36 PM |
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Geez, shit hit the fan since I was here last. What's the big deal?
Most assumed this was Shitrcoin at the beginning. If you bought ICO then you were dumb. If you mine a few coins; be happy and dump if you want.
I'm getting a few coins a day with a desktop that is on all the time anyways. Not bad for cpu mining. Its all gravy.
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" If you have to spam and shout to justify your existence then you are a shit coin." TaunSew
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